My biggest thing is if Calia does indeed prove to be the leader you say she is all going to be and make the Forsaken into a Light-Cult then you have every right to say "This isn't our Forsaken Queen!" But that hasn't happened at all yet. All I am saying is give her a chance.
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Yes, they do! They should change and grow out from her abusive cult of personality. They should have a leader who can relate to their pain intimately and can comfort them and help heal them through the trauma of what she turned them into.
Calia can do that. It's just that you guys keep setting up these credentials that she has to have been dead this long or be rejected. And it's not like she won't have advisers she clearly has Voss helping her, there's plenty of others who I am sure will follow suit.
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Skoll, it's like having the choice of Saurfang or Geya'rah leading the green orcs and going "Ah, but she's an orc too and she cares for tradition." when the whole point is the green orcs have their own ptsd and stuff that needs a leader who represents that. Not to mention slavery
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Garrosh was quite literally the leader of the orcs... And was quite literally in the very same position of Gey'erah. - Never was enslaved. - Spent most of his life on Draenor/Outlands. - Hated those that drank Mannoroth's blood. Garrosh didn't represent any of those traits.
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